I am awestruck. Reaction and Analysis of "Engel" performed LIVE by Rammstein

[@alexbell-d8p]

To understand Flakke's suit you need to see Ich Tu Dir Weh from the same concert. And Till properly sings in that one. (And burns more stuff, he's Till).

[@dennypayne]

"more stuff," he says, knowingly 😉

[@millerbeer01]

My fav song live. Tills voice on this song gives me goosebumps

[@syntheticsleep]

When I first got into these guys years ago, one of the best parts was watching live shows. And one of the best parts of that was quickly realizing that just about anything you see on the stage can, and probably will, be lit on fire. The only exceptions to this are the things that project fire or explode. And that's awesome.

[@arnodobler1096]

yesssssssssss

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Honestly, the live of Benzin from the same show is way better - that dude on stage was literally on 🔥 lol!

[@andrewgr144]

In many of their live videos, you can see what appear to be streaks of blood or grease on various band members' arms, faces, or other exposed body parts. It turns out this is a substance that helps prevent burns. After an accident with pyrotechnics early in their career, several of the band members, including Til, became trained and are certified pyrotechnicians. In an interview contained in one of the documentaries about Rammstein, Til says that they wound up going for showy, impressive performances because such a high percentage of their fanbase can't understand the lyrics, so they wanted another way to keep the audience engaged. Whatever else one can say about them, they are definitely hard-working!

[@mschief-central4940]

All of that, plus Till loves setting stuff on fire

[@Shannon-yk1hy]

I liked them way before I even watched a live performance. Their music is so raw and beautiful

[@PalleRasmussen]

It is only Till actually.

[@SOLDOZER]

Till likes playing with fire and underage girls

[@bettyrose959]

It's also the reason the others up front are so precise in their movements. You'll see them stand stiff, crouch and/or moving to exact spots on the stage over the course of their show. It's one of the best choreographed shows I've ever seen. It being done by a band actually playing at the same time is mind blowing. I do have to point out that I know there was a lot of people behind the scenes holding their breath and scrambling the second the one side of the wings went out. Thankfully it didn't reignite, it could have been disastrous. That isn't supposed to happen. Anything that doesn't go exactly as planned with that show could seriously hurt some people, quickly. But man, they put a lot of work into what they do. Won't be another that pushes envelopes like they have over the years. There's places they can't even play because of the dangers in their stage performance. Was shocked that Madison Square allowed it. They couldn't do all that here when they played. Was a very streamline version of their show here.

[@ariantes221]

It's Rammstein, of course the wings are on fire. :)

[@pete_lind]

Build from steel, because pyrotechnics would burn aluminum 🙂

[@KingTubbsIII]

Everything’s gotta be on fire😂

[@BennyLlama39]

I'm almost convinced their per-concert pyro FX budget is a hell of a lot bigger than some countries' entire military budget. 😀

[@ArmeeDerSterne]

Erst wenn die Wolken schlafen gehen, Kann man uns am Himmel sehen. Only when the clouds go to sleep, You can see us in the sky. I love these two lines in German. Well... everything sounds better in German. Great review. And I agree. They are on an entirely different level.

[@Happymali10]

I love that the "are the wings on fire" comes from the pilot flames. Ya know, the thing that ignites the gas for the real fire^^

[@millerbeer01]

I've been to well over 800+ live shows since the late 70's. Rammstein was visually, the best concert I've ever witnessed live. Well worth the exorbitant ticket price. 🤘🏼

[@PedroAndradex]

Is it so expensive?

[@iamrickrock]

I started watching live shows in the 80's, but I am with you on this. Rammstein is the best live show there is.

[@Lonesome-Cowboy]

@@PedroAndradex Yes!

[@isuckatguitar6252]

Their concert is one of the cheapest I've been to in Europe compared to other big artists & bands. US$90-120 depending if u want tkts at the front or GA or Seated, really great price in my opinion, I paid $120 last year & was in the Firezone about 3 or 4 deep from the stage in front of Paul. Spectacular!

[@chriscb8353]

@@PedroAndradex I pay 100€ for Frankfurt now^^, for me normal today

[@StealthParrot]

The power in Rammstein's music is incredible. I don't understand the words, but it doesn't matter. Amazing!

[@kellismith4329]

If you go and read the lyrics and what they mean in english makes it even more amazing, truly a gifted band and singer

[@michaelgrabner8977]

Literal translation vers 1 Who´s during lifetime good on earth Will become an angel after death With the view into the sky you will ask yourself Why they are not seen chorus Not until the clouds are going to sleep Are we seen in the sky We are afraid and we are alone God knows I don´t want to be an angel vers 2 They live behind the sunshine apart from us infinite far away they have to clutch on the stars (so tight) to avoid to fall down from the sky chorus Not until ..... musical interlude chorus again

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

Als ich ein Kind war und kein Englisch konnte habe ich englische Musik geliebt und kein Wort verstanden. Die Musik ansich ist die universelle Sprache. When I was a child and couldn't speak English, I loved English music and didn't understand a word. Music itself is the universal language.

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I can understand most of the words as I am upper intermediate level in German and in Norse too and upper advanced level in Dutch (most Dutch words are cognate with most German words) and advanced level in Icelandic and Norwegian, so I can understand over 60% of the newer words I see in German - by the way, Skáld also has a cover of the song Du Hast which has extra Norse words! (I highly recommend learning the most alpha languages ever created Norse and Gothic and Icelandic 2gether with the other prettiest languages ever Faroese / Dutch / English / Danish / Norwegian / Welsh / Breton / Cornish and also Óld English and Forn Svenska and Middle English and German and Proto Germanic etc!)

[@Ant1ev0]

you what? you really should get the lyrics man. thats just an insane thing to say

[@The_Crab_Whisperer]

Not only are their live shows incredible, but they've made some of the best music videos out there.

[@comradesaasha1911]

Fucking hell yeah!

[@politicalscientist8880]

whistling sounds spot on with the record so i think personally its a recording and they just doing it for show. the female vocals are pumped in from the record.

[@svartefaenda]

100%

[@ungleichverteilt]

You forgot the Keyboard - Sequences.

[@chriszichriszable]

I also think whistling in a mic that close gives you more zssshhhhh than a melody. It must be sampled.

[@sandgroper1970]

I have seen an earlier concert from Berlin, where the female vocals were actually performed by a female singer on stage.

[@ouroborus6951]

Yeah the whistling is a sample from the keyboard i believe

[@ClaireBevan-gm3vf]

They really are performance art. Not just music. Great music, thoughtful lyrics, theatrical stage show and awesome videos.

[@briandahyman1126]

Rammstein is art! My 11 year old daughter and I will see them in June. We will be in the fuerzone🔥..her first Rammstein concert. She is counting down the days😄

[@CavHDeu]

Feuerzone is fire ❤️‍🔥

[@katjawege6886]

She'll have the time of her life 🎉

[@osmanidris8494]

One lucky lille one she is.

[@i_can_c_u_2295]

I went to a concert too, but not in the feuerzone. I had problems hearing after the concert. It‘ll be great.

[@CelticDreamer]

This band has for years been called the best live band of all time and I believe that is exactly what they will go down in history as. Which is well deserved in my opinion. Most artists give you a concert. Rammstein gives you a show and an experience.

[@Luperkall]

I've been to their concert last year and I still get chills every single time I hear one of the songs they performed that day

[@Shannon-yk1hy]

I was at that concert and I was sweating all the way up in the nosebleed section. The energy at that concert was almost giving me a high and everything you do is almost just instinctual because you can’t even form a thought because of how positive all the energy is around you. It is more than a concert it feels like a community experience

[@jummarn]

Swedish watching here, I appreciate your channel. Rammstein were more daring in the past, before there were so many restrictions and safety regulations. I saw them at a Swedish festival in '97 called Hultsfred, where he was all on fire. There are short (15 minute) clips of it on youtube but unfortunately not the whole concert. It was a wonderful moment in my youth.

[@debrapugh6799]

This is my favorite RAMMSTEIN song.....❤❤❤❤❤❤ He Doe's not want to be an Angel... The Angel's are hidden beyond the cloud's.... Loved your reaction 👈

[@Sabrac-Unbound]

Hitting my 10th Rammstein concert in june, absolutely never gets boring and cant wait!

[@Hellknight27]

Till had to give up those very heavy wings as they tore up his back. He does love to suffer for his craft though. Flake (Fluck-ah) is indeed on a treadmill and he really gets his steps in during a whole concert. Doesn't matter whether you do live or music video for them, you'll get well thought out art each time, they don't phone anything in and are one of the best live acts you could ever see for performances like this, even if you weren't into the actual music.

[@zenleveltv]

Top 5 best bands I've ever seen live (and I've seen pink floyd live which says alot). There is a part where the keyboardist got into an inflatable raft and went out into the crowd and the crowd supported him through the entire arena and then back to the stage. You could feel the heat from the pyrotechnics from where we were sitting and I wouldn't say we were sitting close. Engel is their finale. The entire show was wild! I'd recommend anyone go see them live if you have the opportunity.

[@arnodobler1096]

Haifisch (live)

[@kellismith4329]

Good thing the keyboardist is only like 100 lbs

[@zenleveltv]

@@kellismith4329 that man is getting his steps in every show guaranteed!

[@bjhellstream]

It was amazing to see that live for the first time. You could feel the heat from the fire! I love how Till and the band put on a show and Tills face mirrors the sad lyrics perfectly.

[@Cadinho93]

Till Lindemann is a qualified pyrotechnician, that's how Rammstein can get away with all of their pyrotechnics! I also read somewhere that those wings weigh around 100 pounds. Just imagine singing and performing on stage with 100 pounds of weight strapped on you. Till Lindemann, the lead singer is just a total beast. Also, I had the pleasure of seeing them live back in September of 2022, here in NJ at MetLife stadium and all of their songs are phenomenal live!

[@O_Lee69]

Till was a member of the east german olympic swimming team at the age of 16.

[@roadkill7314]

You are a delight to watch!

[@gss6341]

The best band ever!! They bring an inexplicable energy to their songs! whoever knows it falls in love!

[@alanmackillop1595]

The delight on your face ... this is modern opera.

[@yves3560]

Never looked at it that way, you got a point, yes they´re great AND they don´t take themselves too seriously.

[@wakledodd]

Love your reaction to Rammstein and that you really love it. It is fun to follow your musical journey and get your vocal insight at the same time.

[@srenlarsen9583]

Love the look on your face when you see Rammstein. You Can not hide that you are in to it.

[@nanabijou62]

This group knows how to tell a story with the musical instruments, the lyrics, the acting, and the symbolism. Notice how this tormented angel slowly closes his wings, turns with his head down and slowly descends downward. Angels are meant to rise. This is the complete opposite. This is why you experience so much emotion.

[@busher69]

The look on your face of - HOLY CRAP - says it all. At 72 I'm embarrassed to admit I just recently found Rammstein and what an incredible band they are. I watched the documentary on them. How can you not respect these guys? Coming from East Germany and being released from the oppression from the Soviet Block and be together all these years. Then there's the incredible music. Good Lord, these guys R O C K. They're at the top of my play list when I exercise. I'd go one of their live shows tomorrow if I could.

[@rachaelthorpe3469]

Same here bit younger of 53 mum and found them last year! Can’t believe what I’ve been missing!

[@paul-t-geist4245]

I'm 64 and can share your liking for Rammstein. Top band, top stage show. 🤘🤘🤘

[@duncanmccann2715]

I love that you recognise that although not a true 'singer', Till's voice is something outside what you might regard as normal. He is something on his own, a poet and a master of delivery, just something wonderful.

[@lisafish1449]

His voice is not beautiful but it's so interesting

[@RonniePeterson]

A jaw dropping performance from Rammstein. Nothing unusual there. But never doubt for a moment what you and your analysis adds to these reaction videos. As informative, entertaining and stunning as ever. Nothing unusual there either. Thank you.

[@ebruisk1782]

I just found out your channel while searching for Rammstein reactions and I loved the way you explain your feelings. It is like listening my own feelings, you have such a good way to describe and point out your thoughts. I would like to see more Rammstein reactions, all of their performances makes me awestruck ❤

[@powerpointpaladin6911]

the deliberate movements and monotone sing-talking is purposeful to show the weight of Till's wings. The wings are metaphorical in that Till is a fallen angel. He laboriously comes up from the depths of hell to make his tortured confession, then slowly descends back to the pit under the weight of his own sins. IMHO.

[@u.z.9383]

Good interpretation. But doesn't he suffer because he's been rewarded for good behavior? He takes no action, he is just signing. He accepts his fate, spits fire but doesn't do anything to change it.

[@kleineoOoStern]

They also weight 60kg, it helps to stay monotonous and still 😂

[@angelm8657]

That, mixed with real weight On the stadium tour he doesn't use the metal wings because it is too difficult for him to use them for an entire tour due to their weight.

[@astranoutinthesubmarine]

There is no better definition of Germany (culture-wise) than Rammstein. The preciseness, directness, attitude, dark humour…all is there!

[@stefanalt2110]

I am German and unfortunately I completely disagree. In my opinion Rammstein have the soundtrack for a world I do not want to live in.

[@astranoutinthesubmarine]

@@stefanalt2110 You might not be happy with the content they deliver, but the way they deliver the content is what I tried to highlight. Of course, I’m not German, but I was fortunate enough to travel in Germany village by village with car along with all the big cities. I also did business quite a lot in Germany. That's why from an “artistic” point of view I think they represent how Germany operates :)

[@darrylrotrock7816]

I had not thought about it before, and I agree! Well said. The camaraderie is also worth a mention: Six band members who have stuck together, through thick and thin, for thirty (30!) years is a beautiful example of loyalty.

[@L1m3r]

@@stefanalt2110 Well, I don't agree with the 1st sentence in @astranoutinthesubmarine's OP at all (Rammstein being a definition of Germany) but most of the second sentence (dire, etc.) is kinda true. It's a generalization of course but Germans and even German itself is more direct IMO. And those attributes fit both Rammstein & Germany. But that doesn't make Germany defined by Rammstein. More like the other way around - some cliches/truths about German/y/s are strongly (re)presented by Rammstein.

[@krewkijohn]

When comes to the sense of humour I would rather the Germans don't have it. Once they wanted to put a little joke and it ended a bit troubling for the world.

[@arnonyhm4055]

This song was the final encore in their show at Madison Square Garden in 2010. I read somewhere that the wings weighed about 50 kg (more than 110 pounds) and left huge scars on his back, so the wings in later shows were lowered from the top and he strapped himself to it and was raised while singing (including some pyrotechnics, of course).

[@Rivroner]

That live performance is outstanding. Everytime I see and listen to it is awesome.

[@luciarehakova2481]

Very nice reaction. Me , as a Rammstein fan appreciate ❤

[@thefluxcapacitor1]

Rammstein is a super important band for me in my life. Even though I don't speak German, I've never been a big lyric person. I don't think I would have survived my teenage years if it wasn't for them. This performance was a tester show for a US tour. I waited 16 years to see them live and when they played this, I broke down in tears. Not only were they amazing, but it reinforced my love for them, and reminded me that I made the right decision to not do something stupid.

[@NoName-kx8kc]

Best in class live shows, both vision- and sound wise👌🤘👍

[@thesnowgoose7221]

I have just seen them 10 times on this last 2024 tour, what with flights, hotels, tickets and other expenses, I don’t think I got much change out of €10,000, but I adore them, I can NEVER get enough! The Rammstein fans are the best ever🇩🇪 ❤️❤️🖤❤️❤️❤️🇩🇪

[@MeeroSom]

great great intention, reaction, attention, thank you you help to see and hear things I overflew for years

[@AleksandrShep]

Just today I remembered this song and sang it in my mind all day. And voila, I found this review in the top suggestions :)

[@fredbailey363]

I was very fortunate to see Rammstein live at Soldier Field in Chicago a couple of years ago. They were finally able to have an outdoor concert series in the US, bringing all of their stuff including pyrotechnics for the first time. Til and others are certified pyrotechnicians, Til also write children's books, poetry and other creative outlets- Lindemann and fishing 🖤 I've loved the band for a long time and their live performances are as you said indeed "next level"🖤 Absolutely incredibly powerful, entertaining, perfectly done and Rammstein are performance artists (next level musicians).

[@dust4magnet]

After hearing this song (somewhere), I immediately ordered the album from Amazon. It wasn't even available in North America yet, and I had to wait a few weeks. I like to think I was one of the first Canadian fans. Regardless, that whistle was the hook, but the riffage combined with the electronics was priceless. And when the CD arrived, I was amazed by the whole album. They've maintained that level of quality through the years. The vocals are so compelling that I've never cared that I can't understand the lyrics. I can feel the meaning.

[@naosmo]

I've seen this video maybe 50 times, and my jaw as did yours did the drops, I knew the moment you almost stopped the vid but you were so stunned you had to watch, this reaction was a joy to share, thank you

[@claudevieaul1465]

It always hits me in the feels too, this ;) Imagine the tragedy of someone who's an angel but really doesn't want to be, basically... That's what his face and posture is trying to convey - and he does it very effectively, I must say! 👍 That whistle isn't done live, by the way ;) They do fake it nicely by standing close to their microphones but: It's too consistent on every show I've seen (I've seen a few 😉) Rammstein do incorporate a LOT of humour in their music, but certainly take their shows incredibly seriously. And it's absolutely the full package when you see (or rather: experience) them live.

[@martinharris5017]

Its not just the fire and drama, its the quiet spots and the moments of solemnity that punctuate. masterful crafting of performance.

[@diceau]

loved your reaction to this clip. i love rammstein so much.

[@mikebunner3498]

By the end of this video, I was laughing out loud at your reaction & expression!! Great review!!

[@DarkenSeyreth]

Can I just say I love watching you get into the groove of the music in these videos. Also, all of the band members are certified Pyrotechnicians. That lets them do the incredible effects that they do with each show.

[@exobutterss1183]

I honestly don't think I've ever seen someone who's not a metalhead react to metal or Rammstein specifically as positively as you do. I'm not a vocal coach myself but the way you appreciate and dissect the details of his vocals and the overall show is awesome, keep it up

[@b-plays3418]

what a nice video. Seeing Rammstein and getting explained the vocals in such a way is just perfect for me.

[@b-plays3418]

and also I love that you have no makeup. More Women should be like you.

[@MrClub2957]

great video and analysis....I love your reactions.

[@TheVirtualWatcher]

Want to see how Flake gets his 'sparkly suit'? ... Rammstein - Ich Tu Dir Weh (Live from Madison Square Garden) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIW1YmWHo7R0sKc

[@iamrickrock]

Oh yes, this is a must watch!

[@robertvanbuerle9043]

Please don't take this the wrong way. It IS a complement. For the first time since watching your reactions, I found one that makes you smile "Crazy". It's a beautifully maniacal smile. A Joker smile. A FULL one that fills your entire face and makes me want to see what you see... Love it.

[@lesliemadariaga8207]

One of my dreams is going to see them live ❤ and I hope to be in Europe next year for that 💪

[@ivanstrydom8417]

I love that you always come back to Rammstein. They are indeed captivating.

[@AdSchrijver-d1t]

if you go to a concert, the first 5 rows are the "firezone", you really feel it!

[@vinnygothika7510]

Just found your channel, it's so cool that you are so open with different types of music.

[@michaellambert5223]

Going to see these guys later this year! Yeah I’m excited😁

[@ToddW-z2s]

Their showmanship/theatrics, music, pyrotechnics is second to none!

[@mortonbison]

Engel was the closing song played at this concert and is outstanding. Totally recommend Ich Tu Der Weh from the same concert. Till showcases his vocal range in that one and it is VERY entertaining. Also, from the same concert, Rammlied is excellent and recommended - their opening number in the concert.

[@richardgraf4002]

“Wir haben Angst und sind allein. Gott weiss Ich will kein Engel sein.“ “We are scared and alone. God knows I don’t want to be an angel.” Amazing song! And Rammstein has so many great ones. Glad you take the time to discover what they have. I feel there are some other songs that really bring out his voice as well. Please do take the time to check out “Deutschland” “Klavier” “Seemann” and/or “Ich tut dir weh.” They won’t disappoint. Thanks again for your work! ❤

[@OneBentMonkey]

Awesome song. Awesome analysis and reaction! Awesome ❤

[@daveb1797]

I saw their liebe ist fur alle da tour and their greatest hits tour. Both were amazing, when I saw those wings live I was awestruck.

[@navneetnarayanan2177]

Love it when I watch others get similar reactions as I did when I first heard them! Proud to have seen them live!!

[@AMan-rg4en]

Best in the world! Performance as art, or art as performance. There are no limitations Rammstein moves you past the boundary to feel. Dada for the current age. If you are unaware, research Hugo Ball and his performance at Club Voltaire during 1916. His own language meant to have you feel. Similar to Rammstein but lacking the technology.

[@emiliekrack7150]

You were really pleased, as I can see in your face 😊

[@codyking3129]

I just binged all of your videos this morning, i really enjoy they way you connect with songs, it reminds me a lot of myself. Youve earned a lifelong fan, and PS im kinda crushing hard over here 😂

[@Mr.Myrdok]

Its crazy to think that an entire generation of english speaking people my age were singing along to words that they did not understand, yet hitting every word correctly..

[@marcusalmeida1254]

Hell YEAH!! This is fuckin awesome....I can watch this over and over!

[@Zafersernikli]

11:30 You can definitely get the proper sound as long as it’s performed well on that stage. Even though there’s so much going on on the stage, sound-wise it shouldn’t be so loud as everyone’s wearing in ear monitors. Other than that, there are absolutely backing tracks on Rammstein stage, so those whistles may also be pre-recorded. But there were imperfections in the intro for sure, that makes me think at least the intro was live.

[@jeanetteraichel8299]

You must watch the concert in Montreal 2012. The person who shot it was in the first few rows. They get a damn good close up of Till coming up the ramp to the microphone and it just keeps getting better.....Flame up is around 2 minute mark and wings open around 1m30s mark. Montreal 2012 is so good

[@Rackelhane]

You are priceless....looking at Ramstein....WOW!! Cheers from a finn in Sweden.

[@carlogeir.8171]

Me gustan mucho tus reacciones. Eres mi favorita en este tipo de videos. Saludos.

[@omanipadmeum7319]

Rammstein has to be seen live, because they are a weapon there and the incredible crowd control is a trademark of them and no matter in which country they play, the audience sings in German like in Paris. The action with the fireworks did not even take place in a stadium but in a hall ( Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy) and would be unthinkable in e.g. America due to their immense safety regulations. If they go on tour there, the fans will miss a lot and will never get to see many really wicked effects! By the way Til does this specific move, called "Til Hammer" cause he had dislocated his knee before a concert and repeatedly hit it in the backstage area to bring it back in. The other band members found this movement totally cool so that he he adopted it for the stage ! Apart from the fact that Til is a trained pyrotechnician, at Rammstein concerts a special stage worker is very close to the stage and is connected by a microphone to the person who controls the fire. He feels the temperature on his cheek and gives corresponding instructions whether you can still step it up a notch or the flames have to be reduced. Another pure madness with with the audience - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHLEenmLjc9nY5o At another concert Til greets his band members, who are carried back to the main stage in a rubber dinghy with a "Welcome - Sign". A political statement for the refugees who have drowned by the thousands in the Mediterranean Sea. Please look at the live performance of "Ich will" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sICVpWaBhrKDhrs - (with english subtitles) ". Rock am Ring" is the biggest festival events in Germany. Rammstein was the Headliner and there are more than 80.000 fans on the target line and I was right in the middle and not only the few thousand hardcore fans directly in front of the stage answer Til's questions, but actually the entire audience down to the last row and to have been there and to feel the concentrated energy of the audience was just indescribable ! At some point Rammstein discovered that you can make up with instant coffee. According to concentration, black to red spots appear, which looks like dirt or blood. Flake was hyper nervous all the time during an earlier tour. What did he forget ? That he was made up with lots of coffee in the evening during every concert - Maybe the reason why he needs a treadmill 😉 In my opinion without Flake Rammstein would never have been what they are. Again and again he is only moved into the nerd corner and underestimated enormously. What most people remember is only the treadmill he is running on while playing. Most of the Rammstein pieces are backed by a mostly inconspicuous but sometimes bombastically symphonic sound body combined with techno elements and so much more. It´s done so cleverly that it is hardly noticeable in the foreground. But if you take it out of the equation and mix it away at the mixer console, the rest sounds almost like any metal band. Together with the typical Rammstein monster guitar riffs the keyboards in the background fill up the entire sound, make things round, and not at least because of this, Rammstein sounds so unique This melodic sound together with the unbelieveble power that Rammstein brings over is also to be seen here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6KXYnmjrJp2fas - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5uqf4endrxobqc - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIPbiGiMr8qiZqM (here you can see Til flying) Exactly this concert in Germany took place about 20 km from where I lived and you could still hear it over a hill in between and see the light show flickering in the distance. You could clearly experience the sound level at which Rammstein are traveling🤯 ? ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE, this performance was nominated for the Grammy ? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3fTm4CEgN2mpKM - The song is based on a true story that happened in Germany. A cannibale looked for someone on the Internet who could be eaten by him and also found someone. Just google "The Rothenburg Cannibal". TOTALLY WHACKY. Richard Kruspe tells the story in an interview on the DVD "In Amerika" released in 2015. First the police arrested Paul Landers off the stage and then one by one, the sound became thinner and thinner as the other band members were arrestet and at some point he put his guitar down and turned himself to the cops. For Rammstein, who had come together in the former GDR, the left dictatorial eastern part of divided Germany, America was in their imagination the "land of unlimited possibilities" in which you can do pretty much anything. After a night in jail they know that it was a really stupid idea to perform anything like that in a big city in the "Bible Belt" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/poO7nHePibh0oJY - In Germany, this kind of thing doesn't upset (almost) anyone anymore - we're a little more relaxed there. One of the best titles by Rammstein but not as well known is Donaukinder" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZqQmquLpLx0hbc​​ - it´s not live but underpinned by Franzisco Navarro with scenes from the film "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas". But be careful, because for those who have even dealt with the Holocaust a little, this is really hard stuff! "Wo sind die Kinder" - "Where are the children" alludes to the fact that in German death camps, women and children were gassed first so that no more Jews could grow up or be born. "Keiner weiß, was hier geschehen, keiner hat etwas gesehen" means "Nobody knows what happened here, nobody saw anything" refers to the fact that very few Germans wanted to have known about the concentration camps, which of course was complete nonsense.

[@birdbranch]

The female voice you hear is Christiane "Bobo" Hebold. She is amazing. She is in Rammsteins old music video and she is singing in a cage. ;)

[@danieleb8830]

beautiful video, as always!! :) I think it would be really nice to hear you analyze the song "That's My Heart," also created by Till Lindemann, but with his other band, named "Lindemann"

[@UndisclosedHost]

Feuer Frei! from the same Madison Square Garden gig will literally blow your mind as far as the fire show goes. :D

[@GPEART1]

There are a couple of pre recorded parts, the whistling, and the female vocal part that comes in. So many bands use some backing tracks now days, synced to the light show, to make for a fantastic concert. There was some controversy last year with KISS in Australia performing at a sports event, where it was so obviously mimed and heavily padded with backing tracks, and sounding like a studio version almost, yet they claim to be "Live", that is unfortunate, as they probably would not live up to fans expectations without doing that.

[@chadbennett7873]

I would agree the whistling would need to be pre-recorded considering the manner in which they depict it. Try whistling, then move something close to your mouth, like a hand. It's far more difficult to whistle, as the wind needs space, and the microphone would impede that sound. Yeah, pre-recorded backing has come a long way since Milli Vanilli. Hahaha. This is seriously one of the most impressive live performances ever.

[@1massboy]

Well, Ramstein gets a complete pass by me because I don’t just consider them a band. I could consider them a group of multifaceted artists.

[@module79l28]

They don't need to pre-record the backing tracks, they just use the studio tracks like everyone else who uses backing tracks for sounds that can't be replicated live.

[@derekfalconberg3481]

@@chadbennett7873 I just tried it. And yes, even bringing my hand close to my embouchure (music term for mouth posture, which applies to wind instruments) I was still able to maintain tone, pitch, and volume. 🤷‍♂️

[@chadbennett7873]

@@derekfalconberg3481 You're talented. Don't know anybody else who can do that. Well done!

[@melissamajoy]

Always enjoy your reactions, thank you. Speaking of Rammstein, would love to see you react to Nina Hagen’s cover of their song Seemann. She’s got a ridiculous vocal range. In this song she explores of course the lower part of said range quite extensively. In fact, I believe she starts the song somewhat lower than Till.

[@PandoraArt007]

Nina Hagen is a beast👍

[@p45hk3vich2]

давно их фан ,нравится смотреть как вы реагируете на это шоу

[@Nf6xNet]

Seeing the look on your face as the wings appeared, and realizing that you didn't know about the fire yet... *chef's kiss*

[@jeosenlord5237]

Great reaction ❤ thank you for that

[@TheMagicBretzel]

Once you get the lyrics, all transcends in another dimension

[@ParalyticAngel]

You definitely should react to "Rammstein - Mein Herz brennt". Best song of them for me.

[@podmaninoff]

The first time I went to see them I was 2 rows away from the stage. You can feel the heat off all the Pyrotechnics.

[@EternitySoundDesign]

Another vote for Ich Tu Dir Weh. It's SOOO good!

[@alphadogpack]

A Rammstein concert is a true experience. I was fortunate to catch them at the House of Blues in Las Vegas some 20+ years ago.

[@zapador]

Great video and analysis, thank you! Tickets for Rammstein shows are actually borderline cheap given how much you get, it is such an amazing show if not the greatest show ever for a concert - at least I'm not aware of anything that is even remotely in this league.

[@notadri11]

Love your descriptions!

[@DanielShamir69]

I’ve been a huge Rammstein fan since I was a teenager. I’ve heard every studio and live recording of this song, and I believe the whistling is a playback of the original studio recording due to the perfect reproduction in each performance. I think that the guitarists Richard and Paul are just pursing their lips for showmanship.

[@Olivia.t.s]

You should react to ohne dich by them, it’s more like a calm song, you hear the singers voice very well but at the same time the whole band

[@markusdd5]

I remember this as one of the coolest concert scenes I ever witnessed, saw this in Leipzig, Germany back in the day. The stage that essentially disassembles itself at the end was just something else xD

[@Ercarret]

Rammstein are one of a kind, for sure. I loved their most recent album. I don't know if there are any good live performances of it (I'm not aware of any official recordings, which I think this was). But if you find any, it would be interesting to see you react to them. Otherwise the studio versions themselves are still great. And then, of course, there's their entire back catalogue. I'm on mobile so I can't list everything, but one recommendation that I MUST make is the piano version of Mein Herz Brennt. It might be good to react to the normal rock version as well so as to really understand the difference, but the piano version in particular is one of the very best things they've ever done.

[@STELLVIA.]

More rammstein reactions please ❤

[@vesslewis9166]

Ditto

[@gandalf8216]

You're so pleasant. I love it. I would like to recommend Fair to Midland next. Dance of the Manatee or The Wife and the Kids and the White Picket Fence.

[@MrDmarkv6]

Best live band I have ever seen

[@janerikholtter]

The glitter suit is a prop for the show , you will see it here "Rammstein - Ich Tu Dir Weh" same concert preferably

[@UncensoredScion]

The look on everyone's face when they realise "Oh my god he's got a flamethrower on his back!" is absolutely priceless

[@PandoraArt007]

Love Rammstein! Would also love to see you react to a cover of their song Seemann by Apocalyptica and Nina Hagen. I believe she has a crazy six octave vocal range and in the song she spectacularly shows off the lower parts of her range.

[@haidenthomas6002]

The dedication to their craft is second to none. In the music video for 'Ich Tu Dir Weh' Till appears to have a cable going through a hole in the side of his cheek and into his mouth to power a light. THAT'S REAL! He had his cheeck pierced so he could do it properly instead of using special effects like most people would

[@PBroecker]

Great Reaction.👋🤘❤❤ The educatedmarine and the Bucksttabu Channel has videos from Rammstein with English subtitles. More Rammstein reaction please.🙏.

[@blendonaut3015]

genau wegen solchen liedern gibt es lieder wie !tausend taube nüsschen" die die blödheit der deutschen fans zeigen soll - alles zu konsumieren was es nur gibt - so unsinnig es auch sein mag... . "more education please".